Must've typed a 9 instead of a 4, sorry about that.
Is there such a thing as a 100lb yellowtail?
Yes in Australia and New Zealand.
Here is a friend of mine with the North American Record from Guadalupe Island. 87.6 lbs taken after filming (and riding) White Sharks.
Cheers, Don
Display MoreThe records are in this thread and also in this section of the photo gallery http://www.freedivingspearfish…y/showgallery.php?cat=506
Your mutton beats Pucho's by 1lb so you're now the mutton record holder.
Amberjack - Griswold 96lb
Barracuda Great - Emil 51lb
Chub (Australia) - red tide 27lb
Cobia - Rolo 50lb
Dolphin - griswold 54lb
Giant Trevally - Nunodias 72lb
Grouper Black - Pantoja 49lb
Grouper Yellowfin - Jareyberrysplash 26lb
Grouper Garropa - Monster Slayer 40lb
Hogfish - seaweed 9.5lb
Jack Cravalle - sharkan 19lb
Kingfish - Nunodias 73lb
Lobster Spiny - Pargo 4lb
Mackerel Shark - red tide 26lb
Mackerel Spotted - red tide 14lb
Margate Black - Dan 8.5lb
Marlin Black - Nunodias 243lb
Snapper Cubera - Julio 24lb
Snapper Pacific Cubera - Don Paul 60lb
Snapper Dog - Marco 18lb
Snapper Mutton - greekdiver 19lb
Snapper red - griswold 22lb
Tuna Yellowfin - griswold 141lb
Yellow Jack - Pantoja 19lb
Yellowtail - Don Paul 98.5lb
Wahoo - Don Paul 79.6lb
Dan, my Cali Yellowtail was 48.5 
;)
Cheers, Don
Welcome Mike, this is a great site with cool speros.
Cheers, Don Paul
Nice!
That was a great shot to the head, this shark was shot when it tried to eat the spero at a island I hunt
down at the border.
I've only killed 6 sharks in by life time, and ate every one except one large bull which the locals ate.
I really would rather eat yellowtail any day. I do have a good recipe for shark jerky I'll have to post some where.
Cheers, Don
Welcome mate.
Cheers, Don Paul
you could flash in an eater Quote: Dan
We just have small ones off shore.;)
H. Dessualt pockets and med blades. I don't dive over 80 around here, but I some times swim up current
all day. I let you know after I give the a work out.
Cheers, Don
Dan, you out did yourself.... those fins the the SHITE. I just decided they are too sexy to have a big ugly
White Sea Bass laying next to them. It's going to be a nice fat yellowtail that gets the shaft after trying to
read P..U..R..S...U..I...T.....Zing...shaft in the head.:@
Cheers, Don
Welcome Rambo 
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Cheers, Don
Welcome to our forum, Dan does a great job here keeping the place fun and informed.
Mahalo, Don paul
Cool, that's a good spot. I'll be up there next week testing some new Carbon fins Dan has.
Cheers, Don
Welcome mate, the guy's here are very good speros and we're like a group of brothers. What town are you near?
Cheers, Don Paul
Welcome mate. Burrrrrr you have some ballls.;)
Cheers, Don
Welcome Rman, great bunch of guys here... I'm vintage as well.;)
Cheers, Don Paul
I built my own..pics Thursday.
Don
Dive buddy... Wow that's a cool knife....can I see it?
Don.... I built it myself... you can hold it, but do not touch the blade, it is way sharp.
Dive buddy..... (blood dripping on my bleached clean deck) FU =K, all I did was touch the blade...that's crazy... why do you need a knife that sharp?
Don... To cut my Tuna ... no paper, veggies, or meat other than fish I kill.
to be Cont:
I have no compassion for sharks that pose a risk to me or my catch.
I'm with you 100%, Great looking product as always.
Cheers, Don
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e04SjNGlfUo&feature=related
Too Cool. <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
Welcome mate.
Cheers, Don Paul
